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This article contains spoilers for The Traitors UK season 2 finale.

Harry Clark emerges as the winner of The Traitors UK season 2, outsmarting his fellow contestants in a cutthroat game. The final moments of the season were full of surprises as Andrew's attempt to eliminate Harry backfired, leading to his own banishment. Mollie Pearce, the last Faithful standing, was shocked to discover that her trusted ally, Harry, was a Traitor all along.

The Traitors UK season 2 has been an elaborate game leading to the final episode, where the winner was revealed and the Faithful finally learned the identities of the remaining Traitors. After weeks of game play that included backstabbing and betrayal, the final episode of The Traitors UK season 2 had a lot of work to do in a short amount of time. Having left viewers wondering if Traitors Harry Clark and Andrew Jenkins could make it to the end together,...

Like Wilfred, Harry has successfully integrated with the Faithful and made connections. Harry is better at keeping his emotions in check and being cutthroat than Wilfred. Harry has faced less suspicion than Wilfred throughout the game, but he doesn't have the same strong alliance.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Harry Clark has been playing a masterful game like The Traitors UK season 1’s final Traitor Wilfred Webster, but can Harry use similar tactics to get a win, unlike Wilfred? After its inaugural season, Wilfred was one of the biggest names to come out of The Traitors UK. Playing a Traitor game from the very beginning, Wilfred was able to convince every single Faithful that he was one of them while making some incredibly cutthroat moves in the game. Taking out more than one of his fellow Traitors, Wilfred was able to make it to the end of The Traitors UK season 1 with ease.

Harry has successfully created a loyal persona to deceive the Faithful and remain undercover as a Traitor. Despite initially playing a more passive role, Harry has become the most cutthroat Traitor, making strategic moves to benefit his own game. Harry has been thinking strategically about the endgame from the beginning, making difficult decisions that could lead him to victory.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Traitors have been some of the most interesting players, but the dirtiest Traitor of the several that have played throughout the season may surprise you. The original Traitors, Paul Gorton, Ash Bibi, and Harry Clark recruited Miles Asteri to round out their team, but the Traitors had trouble from the beginning of the game trying to keep their squad afloat. After Paul felt Ash was the weakest link on the team, he worked hard to get her banished and the trio chose not to recruit. After...

Ross was chosen as a Traitor as a backup plan in case Andrew and Harry needed someone to take the fall at the round table. Ross missed an opportunity to team up with Andrew and go after Harry, the strongest player in the game, which could have saved him. Ross's banishment played a significant role in securing Harry's success in the game, as Ross was an outlier in terms of his voting and suspicions.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Ross Carson had one last play in his back pocket to escape banishment, but he didn’t wind up using it to save himself in the game. After coming into The Traitors UK season 2 with a secret, Ross tried to play the game as stealthily as possible to keep himself and his mother, Diane Carson, off anyone’s radar. While Ross played the game as a Faithful throughout the early days of the competition,...

Traitors UK season 2's mother-son duo, Ross and Diane, had a secret code name on set: "The Supremes". Diane and Ross played the game without revealing their relationship, causing friction with other players. Ross sought revenge for his mother's murder but ultimately ended up being sacrificed by the Traitors.

The Traitors UK season 2’s secret mother-son duo Ross Carson and Diane Carson may not have made it to the end of the game, but they’re walking away with a hilarious code that was given to them by the show’s production team. Coming into The Traitors UK season 2 with a secret, the mother and son tried to play the game without letting anyone know that they were related. Both Diane and Ross ruffled feathers when it came to the other players with their staunch opinions and outspoken nature. Diane, who the Traitors murdered midway through the season, was gone...

Ash Bibi and Paul Gorton had a difficult relationship on The Traitors UK, but it was just a TV show and Paul is not a real-life villain. Ash was banished from the game early on because Paul made her look suspicious in the dungeon, but she doesn't hold any bad blood against him. Despite their rocky gameplay, Ash and Paul have become good friends outside of the game and have put their grievances behind them.

The Traitors UK’s Ash Bibi was the first Traitor taken out of the game and many are wondering about her feelings on Paul Gorton, her fellow Traitor who took her out. While Paul’s game on The Traitors UK season 2 was meant to be able to keep the group together for as long as he could, he began to play in a way that couldn’t sustain keeping Ash in the game quickly. Ash,...

Harry Clark needs to lay low with the Faithful to maintain his cover as a Traitor. Harry should rebuild trust with Andrew and Ross to ensure his safety with the other Traitors. Harry must establish the best endgame group possible to carry forward in order to increase his chances of winning.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Harry Clark has been a Traitor since the season premiere, but as the Traitor with the most seniority, he needs to be careful moving through the game and take certain actions to make it to the end. With the home stretch of The Traitors UK season 2 coming into view, things have become more difficult in the last few episodes. After Harry and Paul Gorton recruited Andrew Jenkins into the Traitors turret, it was brought to Harry’s attention that Paul had seemingly badmouthed him during a challenge. He chose to go after Paul at the round table,...

Harry has emerged as the best traitor in The Traitors UK season 2, using his cunning and manipulation to stay undetected and turn against his fellow traitors. Paul has shown himself to be a ruthless traitor, willing to sacrifice his teammates to ensure his own survival in the game. Miles has taken a different approach as a traitor, staying low-key and avoiding participation in certain challenges to maintain his trustworthiness.

The Traitors UK season 2 features five Traitors, one of whom is the best. The British TV series has received a lot of fanfare since; however, it was in season 2 that the show became more entertaining than ever. The Traitors UK season 2 came with several changes that redefined the show’s structure. The Faithfuls no longer got information on how many traitors were among them. They had to compete blind, making the twists and turns more unexpected. Besides, Traitors can now recruit Faithfuls without repercussions.

Miles Asteri is the most likely Traitor to go far in the game due to flying under the radar and keeping a low profile. Harry Clark may crack under the pressure as a Traitor after voting to banish his close friend, Jonny Holloway. Paul Gorton is the Traitor most likely to be banished due to his cocky gameplay and projecting unwarranted confidence.

The Traitors UK season 2 left its most recent episode off on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering who’s most likely to be murdered after the Traitors escaped another banishment. Throughout the first weeks of the series, the cast of The Traitors UK season 2 has managed to banish one of the Traitors, Ash Bibi, but has also lost several of their own in the process. Having banked quite a bit of money into their prize pot, the players are still working on figuring out who the Traitors are and...

Paul Gorton's cryptic tweet about upcoming events in The Traitors UK has caused chaos among fans who are confused and eagerly awaiting what will happen next. Paul's recent move to get one of his fellow Traitors banished has caused him to be viewed differently by other players in the game. Despite some fans being upset with Paul's actions, he may have strategically positioned himself to have a strong chance of winning the competition.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Paul Gorton knows the season has been exciting already, but shared he feels fans won’t be expecting what happens next on the murder mystery competition series. While The Traitors UK’s season 2 has been off to a fascinating and intense beginning, the series still has its biggest twists to come. As the cast of Traitors have worked hard to keep their identities a secret, the rest of the players have...

Jonny Holloway doesn't feel betrayed by Harry Clark, his fellow military veteran, when Harry publicly sided with the other players and voted to banish Jonny from The Traitors UK. Jonny and Meg Corrick were shocked to discover that Harry, Miles Asteri, and Paul Gorton were the traitors, but they acknowledged that they were playing the game well without being caught. Despite the betrayal, Jonny didn't hold any grudges and understood that backstabbing is sometimes necessary to further their own ambitions in the game.

Jonny Holloway was recently banished on The Traitors UK season 2, but a big question lingering after his exit is whether he feels any sort of betrayal from Harry Clark. The two were able to bond while competing together on The Traitors UK because they both served in the miliary. As a result, they felt a "brotherhood" toward each other. Unfortunately, Harry (one of the traitors) didn't stick...

Paul's dirty game moves are far dirtier than necessary, potentially costing him the game if others notice his unnecessary dramatics. Paul's tactics involving his family as a bargaining chip have rubbed some viewers the wrong way, as they feel he took things too far. Paul's over-the-top and dramatic behavior, both in front of the faithful and during his interview segments, has made viewers uninterested in watching him.

The Traitors UK season 2's new cast are doing their best in the game, but many are hating on traitor Paul Gorton for the way he's been playing in the first several episodes of the season. After being chosen as a traitor alongside Ash Bibi and Harry Clark by host Allan Cumming, Paul took to the role quickly. Knowing he was meant to play the game as a traitor, Paul's confessional interviews have been grating on the nerves of viewers who are looking...

Kyra Johnson was murdered by the traitors in The Traitors UK season 2, and her issues with Harry Clark went beyond the game. Kyra was frustrated with Harry for spreading rumors about her and another contestant, Jasmine, despite not knowing each other. Kyra was shocked to discover that Paul was also a traitor, and she believes Ash will be the next one eliminated from the game.

The Traitors UK season 2’s Kyra Johnson may have been the second person murdered by the traitors, she shared that her issues with traitor Harry Clark went beyond eliminating her from the game. Although the first few episodes of the series provided an exciting beginning to the game, Kyra only lasted through the third episode of the series. Prior to Kyra’s murder, the traitors had also murdered Aubrey Emerson, and the rest of The Traitors UK season 2 cast banished Sonja Clarke in the second episode of the season.

Host Claudia Winkleman is hopeful for an interesting cast in The Traitors UK season 3 and encourages fans to apply. The casting for The Traitors UK season 3 is now open, and interested participants can apply by February 11, 2024. The Traitors UK season 2 has been full of twists and turns, with the group of four traitors in the game for the first time.

The Traitors UK season 2 may just be getting started, but host Claudie Winkleman is already hopeful that the next season of the series will have an interesting cast, urging fans to apply. With The Traitors UK one of the most successful reality TV competition series of 2023, there were many fans of the show who hoped after watching the first season that they’d be able to compete. While some of The Traitors UK season 2 cast members were massive fans of the series, others were a bit more casual about their enjoyment of the show.

Harry Clark is a deceptive traitor who is skilled at blending in and manipulating the opinions of others. Evie Morrison and Charlie Bees are both faithful players who have managed to fly under the radar and avoid suspicion. Ash Bibi may be the first traitor to be banished, as she has given more evidence of being a traitor than being faithful.

The Traitors UK season 2 has started its season strong, leaving many wondering after just three episodes who is most likely to stay, and who is most likely to get banished. While The Traitors UK season 2 has only aired its first three episodes, the series is already pulling in viewers who can’t stay away from the addictive nature of the game. Fueled by deception, The Traitors UK pushes its cast to work together while being tremendously suspicious of one another as the faithful work to figure out who among them is a traitor.

Billy Crudup and Naomi Watts are married! Watts on Saturday shared a wedding day photo and simply captioned it, “Hitched!”

Watts’ photo shows the happy couple on the steps of what appears to be a courthouse. Crudup’s smiling with his arm wrapped around the new Mrs., and Watts is happily looking right at her new hubby. The couple’s famous friends were quick to drop congratulatory comments, with Andy Cohen writing, “I feel partially responsible for this.”

Michelle Pfeiffer wrote, “Oh wow!!! Congratulations!!! So happy for you both,” while Gwyneth Paltrow added, “Yipeeeeeee!!!! Sending so much love!!”

Meanwhile, Jennifer Coolidge commented, “Hooray!!! Just woke up to this !!!!! Congrats!!! You two couldn’t look happier !!!Xo.”

Several other stars congratulated the couple on their nuptials including Miranda Kerr, Shailene Woodley, Justin Theroux, Julianne Moore, Chloë Sevigny, Sarah Silverman and more.

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iPhone users: Have you purchased an audiobook on Spotify’s iOS app? If you’ve used the app recently, the answer is likely no, but not due to lack of effort on Spotify’s part. The audio giant admits to painstakingly developing workarounds for its fledgling audiobook business, led by Nir Zicherman, to circumvent Apple’s in-app purchasing system, which requires developers to give Apple a 30 percent cut of purchases of digital goods made within an iOS app.

The solution, which was initially approved by Apple, sent users an email to direct them toward an external link to purchase the book. Though inelegant, the workaround was, well, working when Spotify launched audiobooks in September — until Apple reversed course and proceeded to reject three versions of Spotify’s app updates, sending Spotify developers on a wild goose chase to find a solution that the company would approve.

The BBC is under fire after Casualty aired a lorry crash storyline reminiscent of the George Square crash in Glasgow last December.

Saturday's (August 8) episode saw a driver crash a lorry after experiencing a blackout at the wheel, before later refusing to admit his condition to his employers and the Dvla.

Harry Clarke, 58, crashed a lorry in Glasgow city centre at the height of the Christmas shopping season last year, resulting in the deaths of six people. Recent evidence has suggested that he concealed his condition from Glasgow City Council.

According to the Daily Record, the law firm representing the family of Jacqueline Morton, who died in the crash, said of Casualty's storyline: "Decisions on programme content and timing are, of course, for broadcasters to make.

"However, it is deeply unfortunate that this storyline was shown while a very sensitive inquiry is still going on."

The BBC responded by insisting...

Last month (issue #102) Rue Morgue featured an ass kicking demonic cover of [Rec] 2 (Click Here). Issue #103 celebrates the summer gore fest film Piranha 3D with an old school graphic cover...

Rue Morgue Piranha 3D #103

Featuring the killer fish on the cover!

Malicious Fishes

Joe Dante schools us on Piranha, a Jaws rip-off packed to the gills with blood, boobs, and other low-budget mayhem from the Roger Corman school of exploitation filmmaking.

Plus: Alexandre Aja on Piranha 3D, and Roger Corman discusses the controversial Humanoids from the Deep.

Convulsive Beauty

Nightmares in Decay, a new book celebrating macabre artist Harry Clarke, signals a renewed interest in turn-of-the-century genre artwork.

Plus: The most provocative periodicals of the era.

King Of The Cardboard Castle

A new documentary celebrates the world’s most unstoppable horror host, Count Gore de Vol.

Plus: Six more contemporary horror hosts.

Lurid Be Thy Name

Astro Zombies, Blood Orgies and...